Beretta M9 vs. Wisconsin LE Qualification Course
Posted: Mon Sep 09, 2019 5:37 am
If the course is going to be that complicated, the syllabus should answer the questions.
Nice job.
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Re: Beretta M9 vs. Wisconsin LE Qualification Course
Posted: Mon Sep 09, 2019 7:26 am
Wow... That would be confusing first time thru. Malfunction drills are a nice touch.
If the course is going to be that complicated, the syllabus should answer the questions.
Nice job.
If the course is going to be that complicated, the syllabus should answer the questions.
Nice job.
Re: Beretta M9 vs. Wisconsin LE Qualification Course
Posted: Mon Sep 09, 2019 7:56 am
Yes. This is one where I wish I had someone familiar with the course to help guide me through it. So far, though, no one from Wisconsin has chimed it to tell me I did it wrong.BrokenolMarine wrote: ↑Mon Sep 09, 2019 7:26 amWow... That would be confusing first time thru. Malfunction drills are a nice touch.
If the course is going to be that complicated, the syllabus should answer the questions.
Nice job.
Howard
Re: Beretta M9 vs. Wisconsin LE Qualification Course
Posted: Mon Sep 09, 2019 10:43 am
Complex...hmmm. 
Felt like my undergraduate gen educ statistics course, which I didn't pass the first time. Wonder what the percentages are of those LEOs who don't qualify on their first attempt to qual?
The four-position double-shots taken from behind the mailbox-shaped cover were a good part of this test. Kept the officer moving, and out of the line of fire from a shooter. Good defensive movements, if needed during an incident.
Couldn't help thinking when you were shooting those last eight shots, that it would have been
to see you take out the fly on the upper-right small circle. Whenever you do your tack driver shots, it is always fun to watch.
PT7
Felt like my undergraduate gen educ statistics course, which I didn't pass the first time. Wonder what the percentages are of those LEOs who don't qualify on their first attempt to qual?The four-position double-shots taken from behind the mailbox-shaped cover were a good part of this test. Kept the officer moving, and out of the line of fire from a shooter. Good defensive movements, if needed during an incident.
Couldn't help thinking when you were shooting those last eight shots, that it would have been
to see you take out the fly on the upper-right small circle. Whenever you do your tack driver shots, it is always fun to watch.PT7
Re: Beretta M9 vs. Wisconsin LE Qualification Course
Posted: Mon Sep 09, 2019 11:09 am
Check your PM's!PT7 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 09, 2019 10:43 amComplex...hmmm.
The four-position double-shots taken from behind the mailbox-shaped cover were a good part of this test. Kept the officer moving, and out of the line of fire from a shooter. Good defensive movements, if needed during an incident.
Couldn't help thinking when you were shooting those last eight shots, that it would have been
PT7
Howard